In spite of the recent happenings
in Nigeria [from the Subsidy issue, to the Dana crash, the #ALUU4 killings,
etc... ], Demmy [the artiste who
recently released his "Tuale"
track, and was also featured on the Cobhams Asuquo-produced Distance
by Lawale] delivers a totally different
rendition of the popular "Turn On
The Light" instrumental originally performed by Future.
This instrumental has seen various
artistes [both foreign and Nigerian-based acts] performing their versions but
all have mostly come through with mainstream versions closely related to the
dance-hall patterns; but Demmy chooses to perform his own version in a positive
manner, giving hope to the lost souls - this is one song that would go a long
way to show that as long as there's life, there surely is hope.
Demmy, who marks his birthday today
[December, 4th] brings on board Tallest
[an Indie-artiste, who delivers a subliminal short rap verse fused with a bit
of the Yoruba language] and DJ Sean
[a disc-jockey with lyrical prowess] on the instrumental which was
re-engineered and mixed by Irich, a
prolific producer who has been on his grind this year to deliver a song for
"change" and "hope".
This song would surely sit
comfortably on the playlist of music lovers for a long time to come.
ENJOY IT!
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